281.690.5082 HOUSTON
469.343.0265 DALLAS
281.690.5082 HOUSTON
469.343.0265 DALLAS
At Texas Endovascular in Katy, Texas, you’ll receive advanced, minimally invasive care for a wide range of conditions, including veins, arteries, fibroids, prostate issues, hemorrhoids and joint pain.
Our board-certified interventional radiologists use precise, image-guided techniques to target the source of your symptoms, improve comfort and support a faster return to the activities you enjoy.
Whether you’re looking for answers about new symptoms, considering nonsurgical treatment options or searching for long-term relief from a chronic condition, our Katy specialists are here to guide your care every step of the way.
Our Katy clinic provides comprehensive, minimally invasive care for a wide range of symptoms and conditions.
Using advanced imaging and personalized treatment planning, we help identify the root cause of your discomfort and create solutions that support long-term health.
We evaluate and treat everything from spider veins to more complex circulation issues like venous insufficiency and peripheral artery disease (PAD) and more.
Through detailed ultrasound imaging, we pinpoint the origin of your symptoms and recommend treatments that improve blood flow, reduce swelling and restore comfort.
Fibroids can contribute to heavy bleeding, pelvic pressure or abdominal fullness. Our Katy team offers nonsurgical, image-guided fibroid treatment options that focus on shrinking fibroids and easing daily symptoms while preserving your fertility and uterine health.
If urinary symptoms, such as urgency, weak flow or nighttime interruptions, affect your quality of life, our specialists can help. We provide a minimally invasive treatment for an enlarged prostate that reduces excess tissue and supports steadier, more comfortable urinary function.
Hemorrhoids can cause ongoing irritation, bleeding or discomfort. At Texas Endovascular in Katy, we use gentle, targeted procedures to treat the underlying blood vessels involved in hemorrhoid swelling, offering meaningful and lasting relief.
Ongoing pain in the shoulders, knees, elbows or heels can make daily movement difficult. Our Katy clinic offers targeted, image-guided therapies that reduce inflammation in painful joints, enabling you to move more comfortably and return to your routine with confidence.
At Texas Endovascular in Katy, we offer a comprehensive range of image-guided, minimally invasive procedures designed to treat the underlying cause of your symptoms rather than simply managing them.
Using advanced catheter-based techniques, our specialists can access targeted treatment areas through tiny incisions, helping many patients avoid traditional surgery, lengthy hospital stays, and extended recovery periods.
Each procedure at our Katy location is performed by board-certified interventional radiologists who prioritize precision, patient comfort, and long-term results.
Our goal is to deliver effective relief while helping you return to normal routines as quickly and safely as possible.
Uterine Fibroid Embolization (UFE)
This minimally invasive procedure treats symptomatic uterine fibroids by blocking the small arteries that supply them with blood. As circulation decreases, fibroids gradually shrink, which can lead to lighter menstrual cycles, reduced pelvic pressure, and improved daily comfort, without the need for surgical removal of the uterus.
Many women choose UFE as an alternative to hysterectomy because it preserves the uterus while addressing symptoms at their source. Most patients return home the same day and resume normal routines much sooner than with traditional surgical procedures.
Uterine fibroid embolization is offered across all Texas Endovascular locations. It continues the trusted care established through Houston Fibroids and Dallas Fibroid Center, ensuring patients receive the same specialized expertise and minimally invasive approach throughout the Texas Endovascular network.
Peripheral Artery Disease (PAD) treatment
Peripheral artery disease occurs when plaque buildup narrows arteries and restricts blood flow to the legs and feet.
Reduced circulation can cause leg pain, cramping while walking, slow-healing wounds, or fatigue that limits mobility and independence.
Our specialists use minimally invasive techniques such as angioplasty and targeted vessel treatments to restore healthy blood flow.
By reopening narrowed arteries, these procedures can reduce discomfort, improve walking distance, and help patients regain confidence in daily movement without open surgery.
Vein disease can affect both appearance and comfort, often causing symptoms such as heaviness, swelling, aching, or visible varicose and spider veins. Our team provides modern vein treatments that address underlying circulation issues rather than cosmetic concerns alone.
Minimally invasive therapies such as sclerotherapy, radiofrequency ablation, and ultrasound-guided procedures close damaged veins and redirect blood flow to healthier vessels, improving circulation while allowing most patients to return quickly to normal activities.
Prostate Artery Embolization (PAE)
Prostate artery embolization is a nonsurgical treatment option for men experiencing symptoms of an enlarged prostate. The procedure reduces blood flow to targeted areas of the prostate, allowing it to gradually shrink over time.
As pressure on the bladder decreases, many patients experience fewer nighttime bathroom visits, improved urinary flow, and reduced urgency — all without hospitalization or general anesthesia.
Hemorrhoid Artery Embolization (HAE)
HAE is a minimally invasive procedure that treats hemorrhoids at their source by closing the small arteries responsible for swelling and irritation. As blood flow decreases, inflammation and bleeding naturally decrease.
Most patients experience meaningful symptom relief with minimal discomfort and a quick return to normal daily routines.
Genicular Artery Embolization (GAE)
Knee osteoarthritis pain is often linked to abnormal blood vessel growth that fuels chronic inflammation.
GAE reduces excess circulation around the joint, helping calm inflammation and relieve persistent discomfort.
Patients frequently experience improved mobility and greater comfort during activities such as walking, climbing stairs, and exercising.
Plantar Fasciitis Embolization (PFE)
Chronic heel pain caused by plantar fasciitis is frequently associated with increased blood flow to the irritated tissue.
The PFE procedure redirects circulation away from inflamed areas, helping reduce ongoing pain and support natural healing.
It can be an effective option for individuals who have not found relief through physical therapy, orthotics, or injections.
Transarterial Elbow Embolization (TAE)
Conditions such as golfer's elbow and tennis elbow occur when overused tendons become inflamed and struggle to heal.
At Texas Endovascular in Katy, TAE reduces abnormal blood flow surrounding the affected tendon, helping calm inflammation and support recovery.
Many patients experience improved strength and mobility, and reduced discomfort, without the need for surgery or extended downtime.
The Katy clinic is staffed by a team of board-certified interventional radiologists who bring advanced training, precision and a patient-first approach to every visit.
Whether you’re seeking relief from cosmetic vein concerns or need treatment for PAD, fibroids, BPH, hemorrhoids or chronic joint pain, our specialists ensure your care plan is tailored to your individual needs and goals.
Meet our Katy providers:
With over 50 years of combined expertise, our physicians deliver innovative, minimally invasive treatments designed to restore comfort, enhance mobility and support your long-term well-being.
Here’s what makes our Katy location a trusted choice for advanced, minimally invasive care:
At Texas Endovascular in Katy, you don’t have to manage your symptoms on your own.
Our team is here to support you with advanced, minimally invasive treatments tailored to your comfort, goals and long-term health.
Call (281) 747-9265 to speak with our Katy specialists and take the next step toward feeling your best.
Fibroid treatment is often performed by board-certified interventional radiologists who specialize in minimally invasive procedures.
At Texas Endovascular in Katy, Dr. Eric Hardee, a board-certified interventional radiologist and co-founder of Texas Endovascular, provides advanced fibroid care using image-guided techniques designed to relieve symptoms without major surgery.
With nearly 30 years of experience, Dr. Hardee focuses on helping patients achieve lasting relief while preserving the uterus whenever possible.
Yes. Dr. Eric Hardee has decades of experience performing embolization procedures, including uterine fibroid embolization. His extensive background in vascular and interventional radiology allows him to treat fibroids using precise, minimally invasive techniques that target the condition at its source while minimizing recovery time.
Fibroid treatment is available at Texas Endovascular’s Katy clinic, where Dr. Hardee and his team provide minimally invasive options designed to reduce symptoms such as heavy bleeding, pelvic pressure, and discomfort.
Procedures are performed using advanced imaging technology in an outpatient setting, allowing most patients to return home the same day.
Interventional radiologists typically perform non-surgical treatments for fibroids. Physicians like Dr. Hardee specialize in procedures that shrink fibroids by blocking their blood supply rather than removing the uterus, offering an effective alternative to traditional surgical approaches.
When choosing a fibroid specialist, consider:
Consulting with an experienced physician can help you understand your treatment choices and determine the best plan for your symptoms.
A qualified vein specialist should have advanced training in vascular and interventional procedures and experience treating circulation disorders using minimally invasive techniques.
Dr. Hardee and the entire Texas Endovascular team evaluate vein conditions using ultrasound imaging and offer treatments designed to improve circulation, relieve discomfort, and support long-term vascular health.
Yes. Texas Endovascular offers minimally invasive fibroid treatments, allowing patients to address symptoms without hospitalization or major surgery. These outpatient procedures aim to shrink fibroids naturally by reducing their blood supply.
For many patients, uterine fibroid embolization is an effective alternative to hysterectomy or myomectomy. The procedure treats fibroids without removing the uterus and typically involves less pain, fewer risks, and a shorter recovery period compared to traditional surgery.
After uterine fibroid embolization, most patients return home the same day and resume light activities within several days.
Full symptom improvement occurs gradually as fibroids shrink over time, with recovery generally faster and more comfortable than surgical treatment options.
Many patients can schedule an appointment without a referral, although insurance requirements may vary. Contacting the Katy office directly at (281) 747-9229 is often the fastest way to begin an evaluation with Dr. Hardee and discuss available treatment options.
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